What are the ways to upload files to Cloud On-Demand? Can I resume the upload?

There are several common ways to upload files to Cloud On-Demand:

1. Web Console Upload: Most cloud platforms provide a web-based interface where you can directly drag and drop files or select them from your local device to upload. This method is user-friendly but may have limitations on file size and speed.

2. Command-Line Tools: Cloud providers often offer CLI (Command-Line Interface) tools, such as scp, rsync, or proprietary SDKs, for uploading files. This method is efficient for batch uploads or automation.

3. API Integration: Developers can use RESTful APIs or SDKs to programmatically upload files. This is ideal for integrating file uploads into applications or workflows.

4. FTP/SFTP Clients: Some cloud services support FTP or SFTP protocols, allowing you to use clients like FileZilla or WinSCP for file transfers.

Regarding resumable uploads:
Yes, many cloud platforms support resumable uploads, which allow you to pause and resume file transfers if the connection is interrupted. This is especially useful for large files or unstable networks.

For example, if you're using Tencent Cloud's Object Storage (COS), you can:

• Use the COS Console to upload files with a progress bar and resume support.
• Leverage the COS SDK (e.g., Python, Java) with multipart upload APIs to handle large files and resume interrupted transfers.
• Employ COSCMD, a command-line tool provided by Tencent Cloud, which supports resumable uploads for efficient file management.

Resumable uploads ensure reliability and efficiency, particularly for high-volume or large-file scenarios.